Fix absolute path traversal bypass with backslash conversion #595
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I also found out we didn't check \t \r \n for absolute paths (if it's an URL object)
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Extracted from #595 Co-Authored-By: Hans Ott <[email protected]>
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I also found out we didn't check \t \r \n for absolute paths (if it's an URL object)